Lp Pae Wat Pikhuntong 2512

In the year 2512, two of Thailand’s most revered monks — Luang Phor Pae of Wat Pikhuntong and Luang Phor Toh of Wat Pradu Chimphlee — came together for a special consecration ceremony that would go down in Thai amulet history.

What made this batch especially sacred was not just the collaboration, but the mutual respect both masters had for each other’s meditative prowess. Witnesses recall both monks acknowledging a radiant aura that filled the space during the ritual — a clear sign of the high-level energy being channeled.

What makes this batch so special?
LP Toh, though the invited monk, humbly contributed his personal sacred powders to the mix:

• Pong Toob (Incense Ash Powder) used in countless of his own sacred batches

• Pong Phutthakun (Holy Powder) renowned for spiritual potency

• LP Toh’s Wealth Yantra etched at the back of the amulet, anchoring blessings for prosperity and smooth flow in life

The base powders were from LP Pae himself, known for his meticulous blessing process and potent charm in wealth, metta, and protection. The merging of these two lineages resulted in a powerful synergy — a piece that embodies baramee (virtue), metta, and luck, all in one.

Over the last 4 to 5 decades, amulets from both LP Pae and LP Toh have built a long track record of helping devotees through life’s challenges — from financial breakthroughs to unexpected protection and spiritual upliftment.

This particular piece comes with a competition certificate, not only verifying its authenticity, but also recognizing it as a beautiful and well-preserved example of this rare and sought-after batch.

A gem for collectors and practitioners alike.